Embark on a unique musical adventure at Rudolfinum with 'Vláčkem za Dvořá(č)kem'. This engaging program invites children aged 6 to 8 and their parents to explore Antonín Dvořák's chamber music. The Norbert Quartet guides participants through an imaginative train journey, discovering diverse string instrument sounds and Dvořák's American connections. This interactive experience features spoken word in Czech.
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A chamber music concert program featuring the works of Antonín Dvořák, designed for children aged 6-8 with their parents. The event uses Dvořák's music and the metaphor of a train journey to explore the sounds of string instruments, with a duration of 50 minutes. The performance includes spoken word in Czech.
The 'Vláčkem za Dvořá(č)kem' (On the Train with Dvořák) program invites young audiences, aged 6 to 8, and their parents on a musical adventure. This 50-minute concert focuses on the chamber music of Antonín Dvořák, using the concept of a train journey as its central theme. The Norbert Quartet, a group of string instrument experts, will guide the 'passengers' through Dvořák's compositions, particularly highlighting his connection to America and the diverse colors of string instruments. The program is designed to be an engaging and imaginative experience, with a spoken word component delivered in Czech. While the musical excerpts are based on Dvořák's compositions, the journey itself, as well as the experiences within it, are left to the participants' imagination. The event aims to introduce children to the richness of classical music in an accessible and interactive way.
Tickets can be purchased online via a link to the Czech Philharmonic website or in person at the Rudolfinum cash desk. For ticketing information and assistance, including wheelchair-accessible tickets, contact the Czech Philharmonic Customer Service via phone or email during weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Please note that the spoken word component is in Czech only and will not have English subtitles.
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